MUST BE BUNDLED WITH ANOTHER ITEM - Rare Cotyledon orbiculata is a type of succulent plant characterized by its thick leaves, which come in various colors ranging from green to grey and sometimes with a red line around the edges. The shape of the leaves also varies, and the plant can take on different forms, such as mat-forming, clump-forming, or small to medium-sized shrubs. This variation of Cotyledon orbiculata has finger-like leaves with a grayish-white, chalky appearance and grows from a woody stem, almost like a little finger bush. During spring, the plant produces a cluster of pendulous, bell-shaped flowers in orange color, which hang from stems that can reach a height of 35-50cm. This is a common succulent a long the California coast. THIS ONE IS RARE because it frowns on a wooded trunk like a house leak. Scientists are studying the genetics. It requires sun. It does well at handling hot direct sun and has yet to be effected when we get a few rare freezing temp days. **This listing is for two cuttings. From there you could either propagate from planting the stem or even laying some of the picked leaves on the soil for a few weeks until roots form. **mix and match ok with other listings.